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Theories of Atheism

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December 30, 2012

 

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Lucretius also didn't deny the existence of gods but declared that human ideas about gods made them fear death and cause unhappiness. (BBC, 2001) As time passed on, scientific, philosophical, and historical developments and advancements were made. Individuals began to become aware of the differences in religious teachings and the new knowledge...
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Individuals began to become aware of the differences in religious teachings and the new knowledge. The new ideas weren't compatible at all with the teachings. The rationalists and thinkers who discovered the new information were labeled atheists and anarchists because of this. In the 1600's the philosopher Thomas Hobbes made great claims as to why people desire to know and understand causes...
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